The Lee-Tseung Lead Out Theory

[samantha]

Scene at the small village factory with Engineer Sun and the Factory Manager Mr. Chao Wing Shing et al

Sun: “You must come and spend a few days at the factory. We are having problems. It is too much to talk on the phone. Bring your clothes and prepare to spend a few days at the factory.”

Tseung: “I already visited the factory and spent half a day. We discovered that your original implementation of the hammer was not correct. The hammer must hit the piece of plastic and produce the tac-tac-tac-tac sound. The device should be off center and did not need perfect balance. What could be the problem?”

Sun: “Just come. The Factory Manager, Mr. Chao, wants to see you.”

Tseung packed his clothes for a full week, took the train, the long distance bus and the short taxi ride to visit the factory. Here are the events at Day 1.

Chao: “Welcome. It is good to see you again. Your visit last time caused great changes in our factory. “

Tseung: “So you have produced the Simple Gravity Motor that runs forever?”

Chao: “Not quite. I must tell you the full story. When I received your order that consisted of the Internet Picture showing the hexagonal system with 8 hammers, I thought it was a simple job. We just reproduce the device but we do not guarantee that it could rotate forever. That was our contract.”

Tseung: “ That was correct. What was the problem?”

Sun: “We first misunderstood the working of the device. We thought that the hammering sound would waste energy and the effect should just be the changed configuration. So we deliberately built the device so that the hammer did not strike the plastic. The resulting device stopped after a few turns.”

Tseung: “I thought I corrected that for you in my last visit. I emphasized the tac-tac-tac-tac sound or the need for the Pulse Force.”

Chao: “The new problem is â€" you addicted my workers. Initially, we all secretly laughed at you as a total fool who wasted his money on the impossible. Nobody ever succeeded in building a Perpetual Motion Machine. That was against the Law of Conservation of Energy. But since you paid the money in full up front, I accepted the order. Now my workers are spending the factory time and resources to build and tune your device. You ordered one device. Our workers produced over 30 variations. They are competing to see who was the first to get a Gravity Motor running forever. We are losing money on your order.”

Tseung: “That is not my fault. I never order 30 devices. I ordered one for testing and I am prepared to do the tuning myself.”

Sun: “The workers actually studied the material on the Internet. They could not understand the English but got the translation programs to help them. I never saw them work so hard. The official factory time closes at 6 pm. They stayed beyond 10 pm. I did not pay them overtime but they stayed voluntarily.”

That village factory provided lodging and food for their workers and families. The ground floor was the machine shop. The second and third floors are offices and employee lodgings.

In the basement, there was a girl screaming, trapped inside her own head.

[samantha]

(continued)

Tseung: “What do you want me to do?”

Sun: “We want to dedicate two workers to you plus myself and Chao to work with you at our expense. You are our guest on this trip. We pay for all lodgings and food for you. We have a section of the machine shop reserved for you. We are addicted too. Some of the 30 devices were built with our approval and many are our conceptions.”

Tseung: “Let me see your devices.”

Chao: “These two are amongst our best. They could rotate continuously for about 5 minutes after a gentle pull.”

Tseung: “They have square shape rather than the circular or the hexagonal shape.”

Chao: “The square shape is the shape that comes directly from the supplier. We also had over 10 circular shapes. We found that the square shape rotates better than the circular shape on no device attachment? Could you explain that to us.”

Tseung: “The device needs a Pulse Force to Lead Out Gravitational Energy. If you watch the rotation of the square shaped wheel, you will see that the rotation is not constant. The rotation is faster when a diagonal side falls from the central line. It is a confirmation of the Lead Out theory already. There are effectively 4 pulses per revolution.”

Chao: “Please have dinner with my wife and the two selected workers. We love to learn the Lead Out theory from you. Mr. Sun cannot join us tonight as he has previous engagements.”

Tseung: "I will be very pleased to do that, but please tell me, what is that screaming?"

Chao:  "You don't know?"

Tseung:  "No."

Chao:  "That is a little girl.  She is one of your personalities."

Tseung:  "Which?"

Chao:  "Goldfield's daughter, you remember."

Tseung:  "Why is she screaming?"

Chao:  "Wouldn't you if you were her?"

Tseung:  "Let's go to dinner"

So Tseung went with them to have dinner at the best local village restaurant and did his usual Lead Out theory. The analogy of boat in calm waters convinced everybody. The 4 legged stool experiment was also performed at the restaurant. The waiters, waitresses and the restaurant owners also took part. It was fun and very convincing. They never expected the bowl; the water and the stool could rotate at such high speeds. The general consensuses was that the rotation made them dizzy

After dinner, Tseung went back; saw the dozens of wheels and rods of various designs. Most of them were not successful but represented very creative thinking. The workmanship was much more professional than that in the bicycle repair shop. They did an excellent job in providing a platform for testing. For example, many holes were predrilled. The length, weight and orientation of the hammers could be changed easily. Tseung then suggested that the double-sided wheel was not really necessary. A single disc should work; should be easier to reconfigure and the cost would be less. The decision was to take the two double-sided wheels apart and turn them into a 4 disc arrangement with loose coupling. Tseung went to bed upstairs.

[samantha]

(continued)

Chao: “Good morning. Our two workers will be working on the four-disc arrangement this morning. You can take a break and do a bit of sight seeing. I shall call you on your mobile phone when we are ready for the testing.”

Tseung: “Can you tell me some of the unsuccessful attempts? We want to exchange experience and ideas on this trip. Sight seeing is not my goal.”

Chao: “We started with the 4 oz hammer. We made a tiny cylindrical mould. We poured molten metal in and put in the spring. On solidification, we would have the primitive 4 oz hammer. We found it extremely inconvenient to change the weight. We then produced the ‘weight adjustable’ hammer. The top can be taken out and different weights could be put in and stuffed with tissue paper. We use the electronic balance to check the weights”

Tseung: “That is brilliant. I can see a rotating 6 rod arrangement with a diameter of more than 2 meters. What is that?”

Chao: “The rods are hollow. We could put metal balls inside. The thinking was that the rotation would cause the balls to move and change the resulting weight distribution. We bought hundreds of iron balls but the result was unsuccessful. On fast rotation, one of the balls forced out the screwing plug at the tip and flew out at great speed. It was a very dangerous experiment. Fortunately, no one was hurt. We then limited the number and the movement of the balls by cutting slits to insert metal strips and then tape them in position. My wife made the suggestion that we should only let the balls move a tiny distance for safety. The result turned out to be good. This device can now continuously rotate for over 5 minutes.”

Tseung: “You mean that your wife also participated in the project?”

Chao: “Yes. This used to be a big factory with close to a thousand workers. But the labor and other costs have increased so much that the original owners moved the operation further inland. Some of machinery was left behind. It has turned into a family or village type operation. My wife actually cooks for the team. We allowed the wives or girl friends of the Workers to visit on non-factory hours. We know that you have approached at least 10 places to build your device. Most rejected the job â€" either the idea was too ridiculous; the price was too low or they were too busy. We accepted the job because we did not have sufficient orders in this low season. In addition, Sun and I were addicted after reading the Internet Stories and the limited experiments. We now fully understand that we are not building the impossible perpetual motion machine that violates the Laws of Physics. We are participating in one of the greatest inventions in Human History in Leading Out gravitational energy via unbalanced rotation.”

Tseung:  "I have assistants too."

Chao:  "Are they real?"

Tseung:  "As real as your wife."

Chao:  "Is my wife real?"

Tseung:  "What do you think?"

Chao:  "If samantha is telling this story about you, she must be real."

Tseung:  "Not necessarily."

Chao:  "Am I real?"

Tseung:  "If you are not real, how can we be talking?"

Chao:  "Can we get back to the motor?"

Tseung: “Did you make any improvements to the original Gravitational Motor?’

Chao: “We tried the one, two, three, four hammer configurations. We tried to reduce frictional loss with a frame with two rod for the shaft to travel so that the device could travel along the rods with lower friction. We reasoned that the raised rod would lift the center of gravity of the device and it might tip over more easily. That frame did appear to work better but many wheels rotated off its constraints and fell. You can see quite a number of broken or cracked wheels on that corner.”

[samantha]

(continued)

Tseung: “When did your addiction start?”

Chao: “When you explained the need of Pulse Force and the hearing of the tac-tac-tac-tac. We built the one-hammer configuration after you left. Instead of stopping after a couple of revolutions, it rotated for over 2 minutes. The acceleration and deceleration was obvious. We then played with the two-hammer configuration. The result was over 3 minutes. The workers then took over. They experimented with the 2 hammers in different orientations, different position, different hammer weights, different hammer lengths, different balancing and different shafts. You specified that you would accept the device if it could rotate continuously for 5 minutes. We now have dozens of 2 hammer configurations that can rotate continuously for over 5 minutes. The record so far is 7 minutes and improving.”

Tseung: “That means you have a satisfied customer already. Why don’t you just give me the successful configuration and call a stop to the project?’

Chao: “We now smell possible glory. Sun and I discussed the matter. We decided to encourage the workers to experiment with the factory resources at the spare moments. We also experimented with the Wang device on our own. It did not work. Do you want to see that attempt.”

Tseung: “Yes. Yes and Yes.”

They built a cylindrical bowl and put some oil and tiny iron balls to simulate the ferro-liquid rotation. They built two different arrangements of 3 inner magnet and 7 outer magnet cylinders. The central shaft was magnetized by the permanent magnets and the iron balls were all attracted to the central shaft. There was no “liquid rotation”. The outer magnet arrangements were eight evenly spaced holes with 7 magnets inserted. There were no observable solid magnet rotations. They tried to go for the final setup in one step. Failure was to be expected.

The workers then called and said that the Four-disc system was ready for testing.

The single disc rotation with nothing attached lasted for 3 minutes. This means the frictional loss was low. The rotational inertia would keep the system rotating for about 3 minutes. Tseung then announced any resulting configuration that could last for more than 3 minutes would be considered a success. (Since the original double-sided wheel could rotate for over 5 minutes, everyone thought that it was a simple task.)

Meanwhile, in the basement, the little girl fought to end her ordeal.  She hoped against hope that someone would help her, gripping her daddy's watch in her hand, praying.

[reporter]

Hurry.  Before Tseung find out.